
He Calls You Friend | Farm Sunday Devotional
You can tell a guest from a friend by what happens in the kitchen. Company waits to be handed a cup of coffee. A friend opens the right cabinet on the first try.

You can tell a guest from a friend by what happens in the kitchen. Company waits to be handed a cup of coffee. A friend opens the right cabinet on the first try.

You know the kind of person whose words and whole life line up. You never have to wonder with them. What they say on Sunday is who they are on Tuesday.

You can put a seed in good soil and walk away, and nothing much happens. The seed was real. The soil was real. What was missing was everything that comes after.

Ever felt like you didn’t belong in the room? A Farm Sunday devotional on 2 Peter 1:3-4 and the best invitation we ever received, free because of Jesus Christ.

Peter was impulsive, prideful, and fearful, and God’s grace still changed his life. A Farm Sunday devotional on 2 Peter 1:1-2 and grace in abundant supply.

Jude gives three reminders for a heavy week: relax, rest, and receive. You are loved, called, and kept safe in Jesus Christ.

You can usually tell what somebody believes by watching them, not by listening to them explain it. When I think about the

Farm Sunday devotional: love was never something we had to earn. From 1 John 4:19, discover why He loved us first, and what it means for how we love others.

Paul’s charge to Timothy in 1 Tim. 6:11-12 pushes us to chase righteousness, faith, and eternal life — not the world’s version of success.

Years ago the Colorado Rockies brought Jules to tears. This week’s Farm Sunday devotional is about the difference between a glance at Jesus and truly fixing our eyes on Him.

A broken ankle, a boot, months of healing. It’s a picture of how God’s Word mends our brokenness and equips us for what’s next.

Public praise fades fast, but honoring Jesus lasts. This week’s Farm Sunday devotional looks at what it really means to live a life that honors Christ.
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